I think the only three words routinely taught to Ohio State students are “fuck,” “faggot,” and “Michigan.”

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I have the misfortune to be in a place where an event as sad as this is actually celebrated. Hopefully the team will want to win one for Bo, and to strike back at the OSU fans who find this tragic passing humorous.

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http://umich.edu/stadium/project-description/inside.html

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Welcome back, Mr. B.

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Rutgers is the new USC.

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I’m pretty much a terrible blogger and haven’t posted in forever.

I am not as disappointed with the BSU game as a lot of people were. I think it serves as a pretty good wake up call for the team. Coming up next is Indiana, who will be more difficult than many anticipate, as they will be fighting for a bowl.

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Wow. The plans for the stadium renovations look ridicu-good per the artist’s renderings that can be found here.

As though I didn’t approve before, I’m even stronger in favor of these changes than I was in the past.

Bill Martin will be giving public presentations on the renovations at 7 PM that following dates and locations.

10-26 UM-AA Junge Family Champions Center
10-30 UM-Flint Ontarion Room
11-1 UM-Dearborn Kochoff Hall, Section A

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“No disrespect to Ohio State,” Stanton said of a defense that knocked him out with neck and back woes. “But that Michigan defense reminds me of last year’s Ohio State defense.”

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More complete analysis later, but first I want to say this:

The Penn State students that I encountered were at least as bad (from a classiness standpoint) than OSU’s were 2 years ago. On Friday night and Saturday morning, I didn’t wear Michigan gear because I literally feared for my life. I didn’t have this problem when I went to OSU.

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On his official visit, Ryan Mallett apparently got all of his admissions processes taken care of. He is set to graduate from Texas high school after this semester, and enroll at Michigan in January. This means he will be able to participate in bowl and spring practices. It probably also means that, with that added experience, he will not redshirt his freshman year, and probably serve as the #2 guy.

Sorry for not posting about Mario, but I’m sure everyone knows by now that he is probably out at least 2-4 weeks.

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